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Eastern Market Pottery

on Eastern Market, with 6 shops within a short walk

Pottery studio founded in 1963 inside the market building and back since 2009 after the 2007 fire. Run by Sarah Buffaloe as a working space for Capitol Hill potters.

Address225 7th St SEWalking directions →

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TodaySat–Sun 10am–5pm; Mon–Fri occasional (when the gate is open)
Eastern Market & Barracks Row
Eastern Market Pottery, on Eastern Market

Hours

Monday
occasional (when the gate is open)
Tuesday
occasional (when the gate is open)
Wednesday
occasional (when the gate is open)
Thursday
occasional (when the gate is open)
Friday
occasional (when the gate is open)
Saturday
10am–5pm
Sunday
10am–5pm

Checked October 2026. Holiday hours can differ.

On the map

Near Library of Congress (12 min walk) and Supreme Court (13 min walk).

Good to know

Parking
Eastern Market Metro (Blue, Orange and Silver lines) is about a block from the market hall. Public parking is limited, so Metro or bus is the practical way in on weekends.
Eastern Market shops
The market hall is closed Mondays and open roughly 8am–6pm Tuesday to Saturday and 8am–5pm Sunday; the flea market runs Sundays 9am–4pm, and most shops along 7th and Pennsylvania open around 11am.
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Before you go

What are Eastern Market Pottery's hours?

Eastern Market Pottery is usually open Sat–Sun 10am–5pm; Mon–Fri occasional (when the gate is open). Hours can change on holidays, so check the gallery's site before a special trip.

Where is Eastern Market Pottery?

Eastern Market Pottery is at 225 7th St SE in Eastern Market & Barracks Row, Washington. It's near Library of Congress (12 min walk).

Is Eastern Market Pottery open on Sunday?

Yes, usually 10am–5pm on Sundays.

Where can I park near Eastern Market Pottery?

The closest option for Eastern Market & Barracks Row is Eastern Market Metro (Blue, Orange and Silver lines) is about a block from the market hall. Public parking is limited, so Metro or bus is the practical way in on weekends.. Most of the district is also an easy walk from Metro.

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